On Freud's bed

Noura did not tell anyone what happened to her in her childhood and adolescence. She was accustomed to hiding everything inside her and not revealing what she felt, but at one point she could not hide, so she invented her own game, and she began summoning him to her bed every day before sleep, telling things and hiding others, night after night. The night everything inside her was revealed, her jealousy, her fear of what happened, her feelings of guilt and anger, and she had no choice but to face her darkness. In this novel, Nahla Karam dives into the human self with all its contradictions, love and hate, honesty and lies, innocence and sin, to discover with every page that what appears outside the human soul is not equivalent to anything that is inside it.